Candy Bunny Reader

  One of my special interests is Barbie, particularly the Barbie movies (only the animated ones, I don't plan to watch the live action one). This is my own ranking of the ones from the 2000s. Please keep in mind this is my own personal opinion! I do actually like all of the movies, but I like some more than others. I do not own Barbie. Barbie is owned by Mattel.  16. Three Musketeers -story was interesting, but it did feel dragged out at times 15. The Barbie Diaries -good story but a huge outlier because it’s not a whimsical fantasy story, which I prefer for Barbie. The animation quality is pretty bad, too. 14. Fairytopia -a good story but Elina’s subplot about not having wings and then getting wings felt a bit ableist. They should’ve at least made her wings removable. 13. Thumbelina -good story but not really about Barbie, or a character she plays 12. The Nutcracker -good movie but I felt it didn’t have very high stakes. Then again, it was the first Barbie movie mad...

  For some reason, it took me a really long time to read this book. The first time I tried reading it was way back in high school, and I only got halfway through it and I got caught up reading other stuff. Then I tried reading it again in August this year and, if you've been keeping up with me, I got caught up reading other things. I finally read the whole thing a few days ago. It was totally worth it!  Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library by Chris Grabenstein is about a boy named Kyle who loves to play games from the quirky businessman, Mr. Lemoncello. After submitting an essay at the last minute for a writing competition, Kyle and several of his classmates in his English class at school get to stay overnight at Mr. Lemoncello's new library in their hometown before it officially opens to the public! But it's not any normal overnight stay, because Mr. Lemoncello and the librarian, Dr. Zichenko, turn the library into one big escape room. Kyle and his friends have to wor...